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The student news site of Hopkins High School

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The fact that people of all genders continue to excuse and dismiss these types of behavior is appalling.  But there is some hope.  April is known as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and it was first established in 2001.

C-Spread: Sexual Assault Awareness month

Riley Jouppi, Editor-At-Large
Warning the following article may contain words and ideas that could trigger some individuals. No matter who you are, you knowingly or unknowingly know someone who has been sexually assaulted.

Proper Pronouns

Whatever your pronouns may be, it’s important to get them correct.  On Dec. 1, Elliot Page came out as transgender. You might’ve seen him starring as Vanya in Netflix’s original series, Umbrella...

Congress was assembled to certify electoral college results, the final step in confirming President-elect Joe Biden’s victory. Typically a mundane event, the day took an unusual and deeply troubling turn when congressmen and women received a warning that the Capitol had been breached by pro-Trump protestors turned violent.

Unrest at the Capitol undermines democracy, impacts HHS students

Bennie Goldfarb, Editor-in-Chief
During third block, breaking news sent the United States into chaos as a mob of Trump supporters overwhelmed the Capitol. 
Elliot Page and the importance of accepting pronouns

Elliot Page and the importance of accepting pronouns

Riley Jouppi, Editor At-Large

Progressive Politics

Progressive Politics

Bennie Goldfarb and Riley Jouppi
With what feels like an apocalypse, who will the people vote to lead us through this historic time?

C-Spread: Brand Activism

Eve Clarkson, News Editor
According to Salesforce, 62 percent of American consumers want brands to take a stand on social issues, with 42 percent going as far to say that they will walk away from brands who don’t take stands on social issues. 

Digging Deep for Free Speech

Olivia Cohen, Berit Hansen, and Mason Arneson

Abdulla Eisa, senior, started his daily routine of walking from class to class, but he noticed something that stopped him in his tracks. Among the colorful posters promoting the Trans Youth club and school...

Back to the Basics

Olivia Cohen and Eve Clarkson

Amidst conversation surrounding how women are treated in society, discussion has been sparked about the problematic ways girls tend to talk about and treat other girls.  “I feel like we have the...

Toxic Turmoil

Toxic Turmoil

Mason Arneson, Editor-at-Large

For years on end, men have been subjected to gender stereotypes that are meant to reinforce the fact that they are supposed to be overtly masculine and that femininity is strictly reserved for their female...

IX

IX

Michael Korsh, Navit Nachmias, and Ati Hernke
Title IX was established to break down barriers for women in education, including school-sponsored sports. 45 years following its inception, are these protections striving towards accommodation or equality?
Rebuilding feminism

Rebuilding feminism

Hannah Goldfarb and Samantha Horowitz
From politics to the STEM field, women across the nation face the everyday struggle of underrepresentation and unequal standards. Breaking their silence, female pioneers throughout the community are shattering the glass ceiling… and expectations.
Upon dismissal from the fall Pepfest on Oct. 6, the senior class stampedes the basketball courts as per tradition. This year, the seniors' stampede and aftermath prompted administration to seek changes in the culture of the student body at HHS.

Unstoppable?

Michael Korsh and Maya Kupritz
Despite safety concerns and legal consequences, senior traditions continue year after year at HHS.
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